Juniper Cottage, 62 Main Street, Bretforton, WR11 7JH

A truly exceptional detached cottage dating back to the 15th century, thoughtfully modernised while preserving a wealth of original character features. Located in the heart of the sought-after village of Bretforton, this charming home also includes a separate one-bedroom annex, garage, off-road parking, and a beautifully mature, large garden.

The main cottage boasts original exposed beams, wooden doors, a mixture of quarry, flagstone and wood flooring and a grand inglenook fireplace, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The modern upgrades provide comfortable, contemporary living while complementing the property’s historic charm. The property, which benefits from solar panels and partial cavity wall insulation, has all mains services connected including gas central heating with a recently replaced combi boiler and mains drainage.

The beautiful cottage breakfast kitchen includes a modern range with powerful 5 zone induction hob and American fridge freezer. There is also a separate utility room. There are two bedrooms in the main cottage as well as the option of using the second reception room as a third bedroom. The shower room has space and plumbing should anyone want to add a bath. The detached annex offers flexible living options—perfect for guests, multi-generational living, or as a potential rental opportunity.

Externally, the generous mature garden is beautifully landscaped, providing a private retreat with plenty of space for relaxation and outdoor entertaining. A stunning garden room enjoys panoramic views of the garden. There are two garden sheds included, one of which is 16’ and currently used as a workshop. 

A rare opportunity to own a piece of history, combining period charm with modern convenience in an idyllic village setting. 

Juniper Cottage is situated in the heart of Bretforton, a short stroll from “The Cross’, which forms the centre of the village. Once part of the farmland of Evesham Abbey, Bretforton has a history of market gardening and consists of a huge variety of different properties including a Jacobean Manor House, a Gothic Hall, a Theatre Barn Grange and the stunning St. Leonard's Church, which dates back from the late 13th century. Opposite the Church is the award-winning Fleece Inn, famous for its ciders and real ales where one can enjoy a perfect summer evening in the orchard or a cosy fireside tipple during the colder months. The village is the proud home to Bretforton Silver Band which can trace its’ roots back to 1895; a band which plays regularly in the village and surrounding areas.

A picturesque village with a wonderful community, Bretforton also has an active and very popular Sports Club as well as a busy Community Social Club. There are several other clubs within the village: drama, books, gardening, crafts to name a few. The successful Community Shop is volunteer led and there is a mobile Post Office and Banking Service in the village three days a week. There is a delightful Pre-School located in the Memorial Hall as well as the Bretforton Village School which can be found in the centre of the village.